... part. I shall always be disposed to listen with respectful and friendly attention. Ido not. know clown to this moment of my speaking to you whether Lord Rosebery p er to us from the interior of our political tinade or from some 'vantage-ground outside. I ...

... following letter, addressed to the editor of the Tine. : his speech last night my friend Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman asks me if I speak from the interior of his political tabernacle or front sumo vantage-ground outside. Ile says that he practically put that ...

... the magician. It can give to every• blade of grass. to every• leaf, anal to every• flower an intelligent voice. that skill speak to of great and profitable tniths. Coder its magic wand the inanimate live,t, space is peopled with beauteous aceml•s, the ...

... states that an English visitor has robbed of a pocket-book contai i over £3OO on the train from Monaco to Nice. An affable Eng speaking stranger entered into conversation with him in the rooms at Monte Carlo, and,when they started to make the railway journey ...

... Windermere, on February I Ilk. P.C. Carter stated that be fenod defendant tokeganning down Alice Howe as the night named, and on speaking to him the defendant said be did not know be was doing wrung. The Bench impressed upon the defenasnt the dangerous nature ...

... (mai Mr. Laboucliere, that some proposals for peace had Deer] received by the Government, but not front anyone qualiked to speak for the Boers. The proposals had come from the Dutch Government. The announcement cri•atwl a ironsitlvable sensatin, anti Mr ...

... will be found that thousands American farmers have te.keo up lands in Canada, that they are being followed by others, and all speak highly of their near% Not only this, but the settler who has gone from the old Country, has enticoeded wonderfully, and we ...

... STILL A FREE TRADER. Speaking at the Corn Exchange, Lord Rosebcry dealt with the questions of free trade and agriculture. Hassid that the public man who aspired to visit Liverpool must have some of the qualiti?s of a melodious barrel-organ. It was expected ...

... says.—('iti.:ito. The difference between a foolish woman and a looking-glass is. t h at one speaks without reflection, and the utlwr reflects without speaking. Mankind are , more indeht(st to industry than ingenuity; the gods ,s.t up their favours at ...

... which is so Is•m'ptible even when' cannot understand the spoken language•, it seemed to nit' that my only justification for speaking to them about a national custom, under which every• one of themselves was suffering. and about which of necessity they must ...

... treatment at the hands of professional roadster. It appears that while on a visit to the stone-yard, the master had occasion to speak to one of the tramps, who became very insolent and. without the slight. est warning, struck Mr. Wainwright • heavy blow on ...

... say they did me a lot of good, for the first time for many years my kidneys have been acting freely and naturally. I cannot speak too highly of the pills which have done so much good for me, and I certify the above is correct and giveyou authority to publish ...